#Debt

There was actually a way that Coronavirus could have helped Boris Johnson....and perhaps even partially hid the damage of Brexit - at least in the short term......but as I’ve been
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A GENTLEMAN’S PRIMER ON SHORTING INSOLVENT SHITCOSSo you’ve found a ShitCo. It’s such an ugly zombie it couldn’t be an extra in season 19 of The Walking Dead But it’s
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COVID19 is a manufactured crisis only made possible by a PCR test which does NOT actually test for COVID19PCR test 90% misdiagnosis rate detects coronavirus RNAThere are 5 coronavirus strains
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On March 3rd, I called for the Governor to expand Medicaid now to ensure that Nebraskans who have symptoms can receive care they need and reduce the spread, help people
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to me this resonated as an example of how feeling good today can lead to greater political engagement and effort tomorrowhttps://twitter.com/terisasiagatonu/status/1325136256146182147 we all know people who will be “out to
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This is such a poor attempt of defending the govt econ policy by @TheJaggi . I avoid calling out anyone, but we are in a pandemic and fiscal/inflation hawks need
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What's your credit score? Questions to ask on a first date Kidding, but not really... Simply put, a credit score is a number that represents your credit worthiness. The TransUnion
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A couple of thoughts on @HyunSongShin latest BIS bulletin (a great series by the way).1/ Think now clear that a high level of foreign holders of EM local currency debt
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Seeing lots of talk about what normalcy will look like now that most of us are several weeks into quarantineHere's a 1921 cartoon on the "return to normalcy" Some events
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I finally read Palley’s “What's wrong with Modern Money Theory”It’s pretty much a summary of almost all the non-stupid critiques of MMT. It has no new information, rather it should
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My 10 year prediction for Over the next 5 years, corruption will accelerate and eventually outweigh tax revenue.In the 5 years following, South Africa will default on its debt and
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1/- This very good article cites Guo Shuqing, chairman of the CBIRC, as saying “The reform of small and medium-sized banks is key to improving the soundness and stability of
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Precursors to hyperinflation (Part 3)The breakdown in the relationship with Zimbabwe’s funders was the forerunner of a market collapse. Brewing investor distrust boiled to panic point. On Friday, 14 Nov
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Transitioning out of the military is a journey not spoken about as often as it should, especially for post 9/11 veterans. What happens is an identity crisis of sorts where
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Let's go local: The RBI owns 35 lakh crore worth of US govt bonds. They own just 10 lakh cr. of Indian govt bonds. Our own central bank won't go
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Just thinking out loud here. There's no way I can see the US coming out of a recession quickly. The whole thing is a shit show.https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/04/09/66-million-americans-filed-unemployed-last-week-bringing-pandemic-to
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